Seager, a high schooler infielder from North Carolina, is the younger brother of Mariners' third baseman Kyle Seager. Baseball America says he offers left-handed power and "it [is] easy to see his upside," though it's unclear if he will remain at shortstop long-term.

it wasn’t that they traded him, it was that they traded him for 3 lesser players. as bad as he’s doing, stephen fife and juan rodriguez are arguably just as unproductive. t-fed is our back up catcher of the future. -_- colletti turned our 2nd best OF prospect at the time into depth. that’s why it was dumb.

Corey will move to 3B, he’s bigger than Kyle from what i’ve heard. My only complaint is that since Seattle played the Dodgers not long ago AND Dodgers haven’t visited Seattle in about 11 years, will we ever get to see a Corey Seager vs Kyle Seager game?